Various ‎– Bonehead Crunchers Volume 3-4

Stud Leather Cut Loose
Alan Lee Shaw She Moans
Streak The Whole Truth
Slowload Big Boobs Boogie
Mississippi Mr Union Railway Man
Barry Rolfe Look The Business
Sweeny Bean Rock N Roll Wedding
Agnes Strange  Give Yourself A Chance
Castle Farm Hot Rod Queen
Incredible Hog Lame
Unknown Artist Let Me
Streak Cadillac Jack
Sleaz Band Midnight Man
Clutch Black Angel
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Silence Mother's Game
Mushroom Crying For You
Propeller Apache Woman
Corporation Wild Time
Angie Streetlight Fight
After Shave War Maker
Mothers Of Track Motorcycle Rock
Blackbirds 2000 Let's Do It Together
Tiger The Bomb
Silence Devil Woman
Tykes Let's Dance
Good Time Joе Slipstream
Maternal Joy Fat
Cindy & Bert Der Hund Von Baskerville
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Various ‎– Exposed: A Cheap Peek At Today's Provocative New Rock 1981

Various – Exposed: A Cheap Peek At Today's Provocative New Rock

Label:

CBS ?– X2 37124

Format:

2 Vinyl, LP, Compilation 

Country:

US

Released:

1981

Genre:

Rock

Style:

New Wave, Hard Rock, Pop Rock

Tracklist 

A1 –Loverboy The Kid Is Hot Tonite

Producer – Bruce Fairbairn

4:24

A2 –Judas Priest Heading Out To The Highway

Producer – Tom Allom

3:45

A3 –Ellen Foley Phases Of Travel

Producer – My Boyfriend

4:13

A4 –Adam And The Ants Killer In The Home

Producer – Chris Hughes

4:19

A5 –Steve Forbert Cellophane City

Producer – Pete Solley*

5:33

B1 –Ian Gomm Hold On

Producer – Martin Rushent

2:41

B2 –Rosanne Cash Baby, Better Start Turnin' Em Down

Producer – Rodney Crowell

4:08

B3 –Steve Forbert You Cannot Win If You Do Not Play

Producer – Steve Burgh

4:36

B4 –Ellen Foley We Belong To The Night

Producer – I. Hunter*, M. Ronson*

5:18

B5 –The Romantics 21 And Over

Producer – Pete Solley*

4:08

C1 –Adam And The Ants Dog Eat Dog

Producer – Chris Hughes

3:07

C2 –Sorrows I Don't Like It Like That

Producer – John Luongo

3:25

C3 –The Boomtown Rats The Elephants Graveyard

Producer – The Boomtown Rats, Tony Visconti

3:44

C4 –Judas Priest Breaking The Law

Producer – Tom Allom

2:34

C5 –Garland Jeffreys True Confessions

Producer – Bob Clearmountain, Garland Jeffreys

4:33

C6 –The Romantics First In Line

Producer – Pete Solley*

2:37

D1 –Rosanne Cash What Kinda Girl?

Producer – Rodney Crowell

2:47

D2 –Loverboy Lady Of The 80's

Producer – Bruce Fairbairn

5:05

D3 –Sorrows Christabelle

Producer – Shel Talmy

3:52

D4 –Ian Gomm Man On A Mountain

Producer – Martin Rushent

2:35

D5 –The Boomtown Rats Keep It Up

Producer – Robert John Lange

3:40

D6 –Garland Jeffreys Jump Jump

Producer – Bob Clearmountain, Garland Jeffreys

4:37

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – CBS Inc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Stiff Records

Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Records

Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Records Canada Ltd.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Nemperor Records, Inc.

Manufactured By – Epic Records

Manufactured By – CBS Inc.

Mastered At – Columbia Recording Studios

Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman

Credits

Cover [Package] – Allen Weinberg

Exposed

Various ‎– Get Ready Rock Steady 1967

1 –Alton Ellis Never Love Again

A2 –The Termites My Last Love

A3 –Norma Frazer Hound Dog

A4 –The Bassies Big Mistake

A5 –Ken & Delroy Won't You Come Home Now

A6 –Ken Boothe Oh Babe

A7 –Soul Vendors Darker Shade Of Black

B1 –Soul Vendors Fat Fish

B2 –Pete Young If You Got Soul

B3 –The Hamlins Soul And Inspiration

B4 –Soul Agents Get Ready To Rock Steady

B5 –Keith & Ken Groove To The Beat

B6 –Sound Dimension Night Doctor

B7 –The Lyrics Money Lover

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Rocksteady is a music genre that originated in Jamaica around 1966. A successor to ska and a precursor to reggae, rocksteady was performed by Jamaican vocal harmony groups such as The Gaylads, The Maytals and The Paragons. The term rocksteady comes from a dance style that was mentioned in the Alton Ellis song "Rock Steady". Dances performed to rocksteady were less energetic than the earlier ska dances. 

This album is a compilation containing 15 tracks by 10 different artists, produced by Clement Coxson Dodd. The first two cuts, "Never Love Again" and "My Last Love", are slow soulful vocal numbers by Alton Ellis and The Termites that highlight Jamaica’s love affair with American RnB and doo wop in their delivery and overall feel. 

Even better is "Won’t You Come Home Now" by Ken and Delroy, who I believe are Ken Boothe and Delroy Wilson, with its interplay between guitar and piano and the strong vocals. 

The second side starts off with an instrumental version of the Beatles’ "Darker Shade Of Black" with plenty of conga work by the Soul Vendors. "Get Ready Rock Steady" by the Soul Agents gets off to a good start with the chorus, but then gets a little long in the tooth. The "Groove To The Beat" is a melodic instrumental called by Keith & Ken. 

Various ‎– Better Than The Beatles! 2002

Tracklist
1 –Brad Berwick I'm Better Than The Beatles
2 –The Weavils We're The Weavils
3 –The Weavils Here I Am In Love Again
4 –The Buggs Buggs Vs. Beetles
5 –Gary Sanders Ain't No Beatle
6 –The Exterminators The Beetle-Bomb
7 –Bocky & The Visions The Spirit Of '64
8 –Bobby & The Blue Jays It's Comin' Thru The Doors
9 –Ray Ruff & The Checkmates Beatle Maniacs
10 –The Outsiders The Guy With The Long Liverpool Hair
11 –The Pacers You Got Me Bugged
12 –Tony Rivers & The Castaways* I Love You
13 –Chug & Doug Ringo Comes To Town
14 –Dorie Peyton* Ringo Boy
15 –Bobby Comstock & The Counts Beatle Bounce
16 –Gene Cornish & The Unbeetables I Wanna Be A Beatle
17 –Gene Cornish & The Unbeetables Oh Misery
18 –Ernie Maresca The Beetle Dance
19 –Gary Usher The Beetle
20 –The Beatle-Ettes Only Seventeen
21 –The Vulcanes Liverpool
22 –Murry Kellum I Dreamed I Was A Beatle
23 –The Swans The Boy With The Beatle Hair
24 –Bobby Wilding I Want To Be A Beatle
25 –The Motions Long-Hair
26 –Dick Lord Like Ringo
27 –Mr. Rek-O-Kut Bonus Track
Notes
26 tunes that failed to oust the Fab-Four from the charts
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